Hui Ying-Sau
18 Movies
2 Series
Movies
Plays Mr. Tsao
When Fortune Smiles
1990
Plays Old Passenger
The Eighth Happiness
1988
Plays Johnny's Grandfather
Teppanyaki
1984
Plays Uncle Choy / Uncle Heng
The Owl vs Bombo
1984
Plays Kwai and Fu's uncle
The Crazy Companies
1988
Plays Kwai's Uncle
The Crazy Companies II
1988
Plays Uncle Lai
How to Pick Girls Up!
1988
Plays Uncle San
The Postman Strikes Back
1982
Plays Pao
Sentenced to Hang
1989
Plays Grandfather Lin Wen-Chi
Ghost Fever
1989
Plays Uncle Man
Girl with the Diamond Slipper
1985
Plays Beauty Shop Owner
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
1983
Plays Bruce's father
The Legend Of Bruce Lee
1980
Plays Pawn shop owner
Just for Fun
1983
Plays Chin Yik-tung
The Jade Goddess Steals
1967
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When Fortune Smiles
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When Fortune Smiles
Mr. Tsao
1990
Film
Sentenced to Hang
Pao
1989
Film
Ghost Fever
Grandfather Lin Wen-Chi
1989
Film
The Crazy Companies II
Kwai's Uncle
1988
Film
How to Pick Girls Up!
Uncle Lai
1988
Film
The Crazy Companies
Kwai and Fu's uncle
1988
Film
The Eighth Happiness
Old Passenger
1988
Film
Rise of the Great Wall
Xunzi · 63 episodes
1986–
TV
Girl with the Diamond Slipper
Uncle Man
1985
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Hui Ying-Sau still alive?
Hui Ying-Sau passed away on January 1, 1995 at age 85.
What are the most famous roles of Hui Ying-Sau?
Hui Ying-Sau is best known for roles in When Fortune Smiles, The Postman Strikes Back, The Eighth Happiness.
How many movies has Hui Ying-Sau been in?
Over a 44-year career (since 1951), Hui Ying-Sau has appeared in 18 movies and 2 TV shows.
What was Hui Ying-Sau's first movie?
The career of Hui Ying-Sau began with 七虎渡金灘(上集) (1951).
What is Hui Ying-Sau's most recent movie or series?
Hui Ying-Sau's most recent release is This Thing Called Love, which premiered on March 27, 1991.
What TV shows has Hui Ying-Sau appeared in?
On television, Hui Ying-Sau has appeared in Rise of the Great Wall, Hong Kong Tragedy, Poetic Sword - Li Pai, Coma.
Hui Ying-Sau
1910-01-01
Ying Sau Hui is known for Huo yan shan (1962), Hu bugui (1958) and Mi ren de ai qing (1970).